Station Hill (Estate Series & Reserve Series)

Station Hill is a Meritage Homes single-family community in the Franklin and Thompson's Station area of Williamson County, with an associated Enclave section nearby. Meritage markets the community around energy-efficient construction, and the homes are organized into two distinct collections — the Estate Series and the Reserve Series — so buyers can choose a floor plan and finish level that fits how they actually live. We tour new-construction communities like this across Middle Tennessee on a regular basis, and we represent buyers here at no cost to you, so this page is meant to give you an honest, grounded starting point before you visit.

The builder and the home styles

Station Hill is built by Meritage Homes, and every home here is a single-family residence. Across both series you'll generally find 4 to 5 bedrooms and 3 to 4 bathrooms, with floor plans ranging from roughly 2,896 to 3,500 square feet. Layouts lean open-concept with primary suites that Meritage positions as a focal point of the home. As with all new construction, the available plans, elevations, and lot inventory change over time, so confirm what's actually buildable today before you fall in love with a specific plan.

The two collections give the community some range. The Estate Series is the larger-footprint option — single-family homes with 4 to 5 bedrooms and 4 baths, generally around 3,116 to 3,375 square feet. The Reserve Series spans 4 to 5 bedrooms and 3 to 4 baths across roughly 2,896 to 3,500 square feet. New-construction pricing moves quickly with incentives, lot premiums, and plan availability, so rather than post a number that may already be stale, we'll pull the current list prices for both series for you when you're ready.

On the included-features side, Meritage builds Station Hill homes to energy-efficiency standards, and the company markets a set of items as standard rather than add-ons. Based on Meritage's own materials, that standard package includes a fully sodded yard, a refrigerator, a washer and dryer, and blinds throughout. Because 'standard' versus 'upgrade' is exactly where new-construction surprises happen, we always recommend getting the included-features list in writing for the specific plan and series you're considering.

Amenities and day-to-day living

The community facts we have for Station Hill don't list specific shared amenities such as a pool, clubhouse, or trail system, so rather than guess, we'd rather verify. Amenity packages — and whether they're built-out today or still planned — vary by community and by phase, and they're tied directly to your HOA dues. When you reach out, we'll confirm exactly what amenities exist on site, what's funded and coming, and what the homeowners association covers, so you know what your monthly carrying cost actually buys.

Location and commute

Station Hill sits in the Franklin and Thompson's Station corridor of Williamson County. Commute realities depend entirely on where you're headed and when you leave, so the most useful thing you can do is clock it yourself: drop the community address into your maps app at your real departure time — your actual morning, not a quiet midday baseline — and run it both directions. Do the same for the routine stops that shape your week, whether that's an office, the airport, or wherever you spend the most time. We're happy to talk through the routes and nearby road context, but your own door-to-door test at your real schedule will always beat an estimate.

Who it fits

Station Hill tends to suit buyers who want a sizable single-family home — think 4 to 5 bedrooms and roughly 2,896 to 3,500 square feet — in the Franklin/Thompson's Station area, with the simplicity of new construction. The two series give you a real choice in scale and finish: the Estate Series for a larger footprint, the Reserve Series for a slightly broader size and bath range. If energy-efficient construction and a move-in-ready standard package (sodded yard, appliances, blinds already in place) matter to you, this community is built around exactly that pitch. As always, the right fit comes down to the specific plan, lot, and price you can confirm live.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — new-construction prices change fast, so ask us to pull today's list prices for the Estate and Reserve series, plus lot premiums and any active builder incentives.
• HOA dues and what they cover — confirm the monthly or annual amount and exactly which amenities, services, and common-area maintenance are included.
• Lot specifics — homesite size, orientation, grading, drainage, and any premium attached to the lot you're considering (lot details aren't specified in our current data).
• Builder warranty and standard-vs-upgrade — get Meritage's warranty terms in writing and a clear line-item list of what's included versus what's an upgrade for your specific plan and series.
• Construction timeline — whether the home is to-be-built, under construction, or move-in ready, plus realistic completion and closing dates.
• Your real commute — clock the drive yourself, both directions, at the times you'll actually be traveling.